Boxing

[Brennan]

I switched off. What was he like ?

 

[Deleted member 28206]

Distressing this to be honest.

Why EMO boi?

 

[noharmdone]

I switched off. What was he like ?

My view: He is still kidding himself a little, he feels his career is a failure, and cant get his head around it STILL !!! Thats his issue.

 

[Ducans elbow]

he had a go time to hang them up for good Ricky

 

[chicoazul]

He's suffered from depression so I hope as many of you mention he makes a clean exit from the ring and finds his path.

I know a few lids who know him and he's a cracking lid to boot apparently. Great career too, lots to be proud of.

 

[tommye]

back on the guiness and charlie tomorrow. Should never have got back in the ring.

 

[chicoazul]

back on the guiness and charlie tomorrow. Should never have got back in the ring.

That's the worry.

 

[noharmdone]

Froch nailed it there.. Needs serious mental health care now..

 

[tommye]

hopefully he'll start speaking to his mam and dad again. They should be able to steer him clear of his demons.

 

[RFUS]

Why EMO boi?

Don't be a plank mate.

It's not nice seeing someone who clearly suffers with depression experience such a rush of pain, misery, embarrassment, disappointment and realisation in the space of a few minutes, on a hugely public stage in front of thousands of people he'll no doubt feel he let down massively.

Just hope he doesn't go off the rails again. Every top boxer has to retire eventually; there's no shame in that.

 

[Southall]

back on the guiness and charlie tomorrow. Should never have got back in the ring.

3 words... Bush tucker trials

 

[Phenom]

Del is going to be wnoping some people tonight.

 

[bluejock]

Definitely needs something like Sporting Chance to get involved now and help him deal with retirement.

 

[chicoazul]

Del is going to be wnoping some people tonight.

I can't wait until my abusive 2pm PM from him.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

Don't be a plank mate.

It's not nice seeing someone who clearly suffers with depression experience such a rush of pain, misery, embarrassment, disappointment and realisation in the space of a few minutes, on a hugely public stage in front of thousands of people he'll no doubt feel he let down massively.

Just hope he doesn't go off the rails again. Every top boxer has to retire eventually; there's no shame in that.

I know what depression is, I've suffered from it for 10 years, do you know Ricky personally then?

I just wanted to know why YOU found it distressing.